Mother Nature Isn't Making Any More Beaches
Along with the many appealing reasons to buy property in Nova Scotia, if you're a golfer, there's no better place to play on Scottish, links-style golf courses than Nova Scotia.
"Nova Scotia truly is one of North America's premier golf destinations," says Doug Campbell, from Nova Scotia real estate web site, nova-scotia-property.ca. "Golfers just love it here", he says. "A lot of golfers who come to Nova Scotia on one of those all-inclusive junkets end up either buying or renting a cottage or vacation home here. They fall completely in love." The countless golf clubs, resorts and spas all throughout the province make Nova Scotia the ideal summer vacation destination for golfers and non-golfers alike.
Nova Scotia properties are much more affordable than what you would find in most of the popular North American resort communities. People who are looking for that perfect seasonal property in places like Cape Cod and other New England destinations are often priced out of those communities. "You get so much more bang for your buck with properties in Nova Scotia", Campbell enthuses. "Even if you only spend part of the year there, it's still cost effective to own Nova Scotia property; many people rent or sublet their properties in Nova Scotia because they're inhabitable year round. There's no need to close up and winterize your place. That's the beauty of life in Nova Scotia."
In addition to the stellar golfing, there is so much to do in every region of the province. In the Northeast, you can relax on warm water beaches, dine on local seafood and drink local wines. Revel in the ancient beauty of the Bay of Fundy and discover quaint Scottish communities and artisans. If the Acadian lifestyle is more your speed, Yarmouth awaits with its warm and welcoming hospitality in all its picturesque villages. "It's hard to pick a favourite region of Nova Scotia", Campbell says. "Especially the golfers; once they've played one course they want to play all of them!"
According to Campbell, rental properties in Nova Scotia are getting snapped up quickly for the 2010 season. "You'll want to consult the Nova Scotia real estate listings and have some prospects lined up very soon", he advises. "Don't let another spectacular Maritime summer pass you by!"